106 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION


 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
 (College of Architecture and Fine Arts)
 GRADUATE FACULTY 1971-72
JOHNSON, L. A., Chairman; BRISTOR, J. D.; EPPES, B. G.; HALPERIN, D. A.;
HOLLAND, H. F.; MANNING, J. H.; PRUGH, B. J.; WILLIAMSON, H. D.
Graduate Coordinator: J. H. MANNING
 Courses are offered leading to the degrees of Master of Science in Building
 Construction and Master of Building Construction. Specialization may be in
 the areas related to construction such as materials, techniques, industrialized
 building and systems, management, research, and structural concepts.
 There is no foreign language requirement. The objectives of this graduate
program are to: (1) provide advanced construction courses, (2) provide
opportunity for study of construction problems and subjects in depth, (3)
broaden the student's base of knowledge and understanding in the construction
areas, (4) prepare for teaching, and (5) prepare for research.
 Holders of the four-year undergraduate degree in building construction or
its equivalent in related fields may normally complete the requirement for the
master's degree in one academic year (three quarters) as full-time students.
"Equivalent in related fields" should include studies in construction materials
and methods, structures, and management. Students with undergraduate degrees
but with deficiencies in these related fields may need longer residence for the
master's degree, as they will be required to take specified basic courses to
provide foundation for advanced courses.
 The department reserves the right to retain student work for purposes of
record, exhibition, or instruction.
COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
BCN 501-CONsTRUCTON STRUCTURES. 4 credits
BCN 502-CONSTRUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL. 4 credits
BCN 503-ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES. 4 credits
BCN 504-CONSTRUCTION COST ANALYSIS. 4 credits
BCN 505-SPECIAL STUDIES IN CONSTRUCTION. 3 to 9 credits
BCN 506--SYSTEMS OF ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION. 4 credits
 GRADUATE COURSES
BCN 601-BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. 5 to 10 credits
 Studies in building technology or in specialized areas of the building construction
field selected by the student and approved by the faculty. May be repeated with
change of content up to a maximum of 10 credits.
BCN 602-BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. 5 to 10 credits
 Continuation of BCN 601. May be repeated with change of content up to a
maximum of 10 credits.